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Email Extractor

Pull email addresses from pasted text, logs, CSV exports, or scraped content. Deduplicate, sort, lowercase, and copy the final list instantly in your browser.

Text Tools Runs locally No data sent
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Source Text
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Extracted Emails
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Tip: This extractor looks for common email patterns such as name@example.com. It works well for pasted webpages, exports, notes, and plain-text lists.

What is Email Extractor?

Email Extractor scans pasted text and pulls out strings that look like email addresses. It is useful for copied webpages, logs, exports, CRM notes, and any messy text where you need a clean email list fast.

How to Use Email Extractor

  1. Paste the text that contains one or more email addresses.
  2. Choose whether to remove duplicates, sort the results, or lowercase the output.
  3. Review the extracted list and match counters instantly.
  4. Copy the cleaned email list for your spreadsheet, CRM, or audit workflow.

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Example
Input Sales: team@example.com, Support@Example.com, jane.doe@vendor.io, team@example.com
Output jane.doe@vendor.io support@example.com team@example.com
Common Use Cases
  • Pull contact addresses out of pasted lead lists or CRM notes
  • Extract email addresses from support tickets, logs, or copied webpages
  • Clean exported CSV text before importing into another tool
  • Build a deduplicated outreach or review list without writing a script
Why Use This Tool
  • Faster than cleaning messy contact text manually.
  • Useful for exports, support logs, lead lists, and copied webpages.
  • Runs locally so contact data stays in the browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it validate whether the email address actually exists?

No. It extracts strings that match common email patterns, but it does not verify inbox existence or deliverability.

Can I remove duplicates automatically?

Yes. The Remove duplicates option is enabled by default, so repeated addresses collapse into one line.

Can I lowercase all results?

Yes. Turn on Convert to lowercase if you want the output normalized before copying it elsewhere.

Is my text uploaded anywhere?

No. The extraction runs entirely in your browser and the pasted content stays on your device.